History of the iPod Video by Dan Cross
What has Apple done with the iPod in "five generations"? The result is the iPod 5G or, unofficially, the iPod video. The iPod video was released on October 12, 2005, just after the iPod nano was released. The iPod video proved not to be as good as it could be and was updated on September 12, 2006. ... You may play the videos or slide shows out of the iPod video into a television set, monitor, or projector by using the Apple iPod AV cable or an iPod dock using an S-Video cable. ... The last change is the 60GB iPod video was replaced by a bigger 80 GB iPod video, still having the same...

How to Convert VHS to DVD with a DVD Recorder by Cole Figgins
When preserving your favorite movies or memories, the standard used to be VHS video tapes . But with the advancement of DVD technology , the advantages of DVDs proved to outweigh those of VCR tapes. Video tapes can wear out over time, becoming bent, damaged or dirty. ... Understand that if you have videos which are recorded at SLP (6 hours of video on a tape) you will not get the same quality of recording onto a DVD as if the video was recorded at SP (2 hours of video on a tape). ... And since you are copying directly from the video to the DVD, whatever picture quality issues you have...

Online Data Storage by Josh Riverside
Most people do not realize it, but online data storage is indispensable to any computer user, serious or not. Online data storage serves as an extension of your computer’s hard drive and acts as an additional source of data storage, as a backup mechanism, and as a ‘scaring’ agent. ... Simply log on to the online data storage site, access your account, and you can retrieve your data. ... Online data storage sites also let you easily share files, photos and videos with your business associates, friends and family wherever they are.

What is Blu-Ray DVD by Ryan Fyfe
Video technology has increased significantly over the past years, and is continuing to grow at an incredible rate. Digital Video Disc’s aka DVD’s are the most likely the last big jump in consumer video technology that everyone is familiar with. To keep up with the ever advancing world of... Expect to see Blu-Ray replacing DVD and VCR over the next few years, following along with the transition of video to High Definition Video. ... Video isn’t the only thing that will benefit from Blu-Ray technology; I would expect that it will also become the standard for PC and other types of storage.

Get Your Flash Videos on TV by Lu Lu
Getting your Flash on TV? Isn’t Flash for the Web? Yeah, that’s right. Macromedia's Flash can be used to create videos for television. Why would you want to do this if it's gonna cost you time and money? Whether it's a personal reel for friends and family or a professional reel for work, it's... Movie clips symbols and actionscript based animation can only be converted to video propperly through the use of third party video conversion tools. ... The least amount of dynamic elements you use in your film, the easier it will be to properly covert it to video.

Blu-ray Disc: Successor of DVD by Manu Tripathi
What is a blu-ray disc or BD? Blu-ray Disc (BD) is next-generation optical disc which is considered as the successor of currently used DVDs. BD is developed by a group of international electronics manufacturers under the name of “Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA)”. ... Applications of BD Data Storage – With a storage capacity of 50GB, mass storage is certainly a fascinating property of BDs. ... High Definition TV and Video – With audience through out world are switching on HDTV (High Definition TV), recording and video will be much easier using BDs.

Tomorrows MP3 Digital Music - Small with Tons of Storage, Larger with a Video Screen, or All in One by Daryl Plaza
Tomorrow's MP3 digital music - will it be small with tons of storage, larger with a video screen, or non-existent and end up in a cellphone. Changes in the market will likely split into all three markets the way as stated in the title above. Most of it really depends on the Americans and... Going forward, they could be all about video and image playback just like they are now all about music. ... Future music around the house More music digital video will eventually change music listening at home.

What Apple Could Learn from Sony by Daniel Dwase
Playing video isn’t the strong suit of either Apple’s new iPod or Sony’s PlayStation Portable (PSP). The iPod is primarily a music player, and the PSP is primarily a video-game system. But both play video as well, so it may be beneficial to compare the two, to see what (if anything) Apple can... While the easiest way to get video onto your iPod is to buy and download music videos and short movies from the iTunes Music Store, you can also move your own video content, either with QuickTime Pro or with a utility such as the open-source Handbrake (handbrake.m0k.org) or Splasm Software’s...

Media Storage Devices – Choosing a Storage Device by Lucy Bartlett
Media storage devices are capable of preserving data, images, audio and video files of large sizes in a comparatively small area. The evolution of the media storage devices right from the 64 KB floppy disk with its huge size (5 ¾ inches) to the present day pen drives having a capacity 80GB has... Writeable and rewriteable compact disks (what a mouthful) or popularly known as CDR and CDRW media storage devices have a capacity to store around 800 MB of data, audio, or video files. ... The storage capacity of the hard disk is gradually increasing as the days goes by – earlier, a decade ago, 2...

5 Minute Guide to Video Editing for Beginners by Natalie Aranda
Getting started with video editing is very simple you only need a few items and you can be producing quality movies at home that you will be able to enjoy for many years to come. Maybe even produce a hit Hollywood movie. The basic items you need are a video capture card, the software to edit,... The process is effortless, all you do is capture the video to you computer using a capture card, then edit your video with video editing software and then download the video that you edited to either tape or burn it to a VCD, CD, or DVD.